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I just can't seem to decide which one will serve me best for a plane I am building now. Its a 3D 35% that will weigh 24.4-25 lbs. I do know that the 85 will be cheaper and require 1 less header/can so that will save money and weight. But will it provide me enough torque for 3D? I am not really in favor of either and am stuck between. Less power and lighter or more torque, but heavier 100??? Thanks for your input.
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I think the plane will have less wing loading with the DA85, making it fly better, just my opinion.
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I need 3D power though, as long as it will have that...
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Put the 85 on a pipe, and then you will have the extra power you are looking for with less cost than the 100 and still less weight.
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What about a canister setup Gremlin?
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Not really something you can make a decision on, they haven't released any specs for the 85 yet.
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There is not much midrange loss with a pipe if you set it up correctly, most of those issues come from folks who dont know how a pipe works.
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Go for less wingloading for 3D, but if you want a sequence machine I would take the slight increase in wingloading for the extra power.
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Nah, I just like to have good power to pull out of hovering. i do not care much about IMAC personally, though I do appreciate those who do it.
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In that case I would guess that the 85 on a pipe would pull out of the hover with good authority if the performace of some of the other 80 class singles in the market is anything to go on.
Again, if I was flying IMAC with it I would put the most power feasable up front.
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Thanks Benny...
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Me personally.....the 100. You can put it in so many more planes than the 85. Also easier to sell when you decide to step up to IMAC and get yourself a 150 40%er..
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Hey Sweatpea, one doesn't necessarily need a 40%'er to be competitive in IMAC!! 40%'ers are just the rage now-a-days but you don't need one to be competitive!!
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